An Enduring Icon: Ben's Chili Bowl Mural Set to Come Down, Prompting Community Reflection on U Street's Next Legends

The beloved mural on the side of Ben's Chili Bowl, a long-standing symbol of U Street's history and culture, is slated for removal, prompting a community-wide conversation about which new icons should grace the historic corridor's walls. This change marks a significant moment for Washington, D.C., as residents reflect on the city's past and future legends.

G Street Skeleton Emerges During Cherry Blossom Season, A Quirky DC Tradition

The G Street Skeleton made a notable appearance during the Cherry Blossom season in April 2026, continuing its tradition as a quirky, unofficial piece of public art that adds unique character to Washington, D.C.'s urban landscape.

250-Foot Triumphal Arch Proposed for Memorial Circle in Arlington

Detailed architectural plans have been submitted for a 250-foot triumphal arch at Memorial Circle in Arlington, Virginia, poised to dramatically alter the gateway to the National Mall.

Fairfax County Unveils Public Art Designs for Future Richmond Highway BRT Stations

Fairfax County is advancing its Richmond Highway BRT project, unveiling initial design options for public art installations at future transit stations. This initiative aims to integrate community identity and aesthetic appeal into the vital transportation corridor, enhancing the commuter experience and fostering local pride along U.S. Route 1.